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That Turquoise-y color...a new law?


By Sarcastic Sam - Jul 26, 2005, 3:15 PM
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I'm starting to think that there's a new law REQUIRING that, at any given moment in time, no fewer than 1 out of every 3 women in boston MUST wear dayglo turquoise.

It was probably enacted by the same lawmakers who decreed, circa 1996, that one out of every three males must wear a dress shirt without a collar. Remember those?
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By adamg - Jul 26, 2005, 3:20 PM
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And are all those turquoise women also carrying those pocketbooks that look like diaper bags?

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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By triquetra - Jul 26, 2005, 3:29 PM
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Is it that '80s turquoise? The one that often got paired with hot pink? 'cuz if so, it might just be the 20-year fashion rule back to haunt us. Do these women also have really big bangs?
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By Sarcastic Sam - Jul 26, 2005, 3:44 PM
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Is it that '80s turquoise? The one that often got paired with hot pink? 'cuz if so, it might just be the 20-year fashion rule back to haunt us. Do these women also have really big bangs?


I think it's slightly less radioactive than the 80s shade of turquoise, mercifully.

I don't know enough about their sex lives to comment on how they bang, but they don't particularly appear wicked-slutty, as they don enough of this fabric to adequately cover their bodies (albeit snugly).
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By triquetra - Jul 26, 2005, 3:49 PM
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I don't know enough about their sex lives to comment on how they bang, but they don't particularly appear wicked-slutty, as they don enough of this fabric to adequately cover their bodies (albeit snugly).


*SNORT* I. meant. their. hair, and you know it. WinkWink
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By Sarcastic Sam - Jul 26, 2005, 3:53 PM
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I don't know enough about their sex lives to comment on how they bang, but they don't particularly appear wicked-slutty, as they don enough of this fabric to adequately cover their bodies (albeit snugly).


*SNORT* I. meant. their. hair, and you know it. WinkWink



Blush OK well, let's just say I'm struck sightless by the less-radioactive-than-the-80s-turquoise-yet-still-blinding color too much to notice the ladies' hairdos.
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By triquetra - Jul 26, 2005, 3:56 PM
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Heeee, fair enough.

Maybe it's the same turquoise, just faded after 20 years?
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By Sarcastic Sam - Jul 26, 2005, 5:02 PM
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Well, you may have something there Laugh

But the lack of spandex leads me to believe otherwise.
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By triquetra - Jul 27, 2005, 9:56 AM
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Ah yes, the Spandex Codicil, how could I have forgotten?
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Re: That Turquoise-y color...a new law?

By eeka - Jul 27, 2005, 2:30 PM
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And are all those turquoise women also carrying those pocketbooks that look like diaper bags?


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